The game is played from a third-person perspective and rewards the player with points for compete the level. The world of the game comprises three different planets such as Forest Planet, Dessert Planet, and Swamp Planet. It offers the larger environment as compared to previous title. The primary weapon of the player is a lethal shriek and the player will discover other weapons during the course.
The ultimate task of the player is to recover the lots eggs from the custody of rebel allies. One dinosaur egg is left behind, and becomes the avatar of the player for the game. An unknown rebel group steal the eggs and create a fighting force against the planet Earth. The story of the game takes place after the original title, in which the valuable eggs of dinosaurs are in the control of Nanosaur race. "These are people who are just as deserving of having their case closed and just as deserving of having their family notified as anybody else because everyone matters," Redgrave says.Nanosaur 2 is an Action-Adventure and Third-person Shooter video game created and published by Pangea Software. "If my life had taken one step in a completely different direction or slightly different direction, I could be one of these people," Redgrave says.īut Redgrave hopes everyone sees this work as important, no matter how they identify. “If you have an unidentified person over here who is trans, who is presenting other than the way they were assigned at birth, and then you have been missing person over here, who is also listed as transgender then you’ll be able to compare them easier," Velstra says.Īs someone who is transgender, Redgrave's work is personal. It's a private database that helps authorities connect cases of "Does" with people who have gone missing. Inside the Trans Doe Task Force's office, in the small Western Massachusetts town of Orange, Jessie Velstra flips through page after page of missing cases involving members of the LGBTQ community. While police now know who the victim is, they haven't arrested a killer. And it’s never going to get easier, and I don’t want it to get easier,” Anthony says of what it's like to solve a case. Using DNA, they eventually tracked down the identity of "Pillar Point Doe."
None of them showed as presenting as female," Redgrave says. “There were multiple forensic images that came out before this case went to DNA. They worked with a sketch artist who created an image that presented more female than the sketch authorities originally put out. In 2018, Redgrave and his team took on the case. “The neglect to include they were wearing feminine clothing at the time, I’m sure contributed to the identification taking 40 years," Redgrave says. “This individual was assigned male and wearing feminine coded clothing and was found within hours of death on the beach," Redgrave says.Īlthough the victim had female characteristics, the medical examiner listed the body as that of a male. In 1983, the remains of someone who was stabbed to death were found on a beach in San Mateo County, California. Take the case known as the "Pillar Point Doe." They also use tools like DNA and genealogy to identify remains. The Trans Doe Task Force works to educate police departments and medical examiners on ways to handle cases where victims may be transgender. “People will automatically assume, 'Oh, the police are here to protect us and know what to do," but the fact of the matter is they don’t know everything about every single community," Redgrave says. For example, if the remains of someone who identified as a woman at the time of their death were found but police identified them as male based on skeletal remains, it could send law enforcement in the wrong direction. In some cases, gender identity can be difficult for authorities. Many of the cases they work on are where unidentified remains are people who were transgender. The non-profit Redgrave and his partner, Lee, founded is called the Trans Doe Task Force. While you may have heard terms like John Doe or Jane Doe, which are for remains of people who cannot be identified. “We have to take care of our own people," Redgrave says. The walls of Anthony Redgrave's office are filled with people whose stories have been cut short.
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